A medical procedure is being offered in Odessa to help alleviate certain types of pain. SI joint fusion surgery is available at Medical Center Hospital. This surgery is intended to provide relief for patients experiencing chronic pain in specific areas.
The areas affected include the lower back, pelvis, and hips. Further information about this procedure and its potential benefits can be found through local news sources, including Yourbasin and the Big 2 KMID and Fox 24 KPEJ news outlets.
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